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Walt Disney Uncle Scrooge , #42

Published: May 1963

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Banknote Wall Paper

Story Featuring Uncle Scrooge

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Dueling Tycoons

Story Featuring Uncle Scrooge

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Uncle Scrooge and Banker Bulgewallet have a duel by attempting to shoot each other's money bags.

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Inside front cover. Art submitted on September 24, 1962.

The Case of the Sticky Money

Story Featuring Uncle Scrooge

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Scrooge is surprised to see the Beagle Boys spending wildly. He then encounters Donald and the nephews who are celebrating the nephews' invention of super-sticky glue. The Beagles are stealing money from under Scrooge's nose by running a vacuum tube up the side of the Money Bin and down a ventilator, but the ducks use the nephews' glue to foil them.

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Story Notes

Art submitted on September 17, 1962. On page three, panel seven, on the wall of a soda shop in the background is graffiti "Don + Maggie", a reference to fans Don and Maggie Thompson who published the first interview with Barks in the fanzine Comic Art #7. Synopsis from "Carl Barks and the Art of the Comic Book" by Michael Barrier (M. Lilien, 1981).

The Good Deeders

Story Featuring Morty and Ferdie

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Getting His Wires Crossed

Story Featuring Gyro Gearloose

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Story Notes

This story is listed as Dancing Devices in Christensen's notes

Wishful Excess

Story Featuring Uncle Scrooge

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A genie attempts to grant wishes for Uncle Scrooge.

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Art submitted on September 24, 1962.

Wheeling and Dealing

Story Featuring Uncle Scrooge

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Bob Gregory's collection of payment remittance invoices from Western Printing & Lithography Co., contains an invoice dated May 31, 1962 for a 5 page Uncle Scrooge stock script titled "Barn" which may correspond to this story.

Sidewalk of the Mind

Story Featuring Uncle Scrooge

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Donald glues a dime to the sidewalk to foil Scrooge.

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Art submitted on September 24, 1962. Synopsis from "Carl Barks and the Art of the Comic Book" by Michael Barrier (M. Lilien, 1981).

Banknote Wall Paper

Story Featuring Uncle Scrooge

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Story Notes

same as front cover without the logo etc.